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@igoravl igoravl released this 14 Jul 23:36
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Improvements

PowerShell 7 (Core) support

  • Most cmdlets are now run in both Windows PowerShell and PowerShell 7;
  • Exception made to those cmdlets still relying on the old Client Object Model library (e.g. most cmdlets that operate on a configuration server level);
  • TfsCmdlets is expected to work on Linux and Mac, although it's been only lightly tested on Linux and have not been tested on a Mac at all.

New cmdlets

  • Connect-TfsTeam
  • Disconnect-TfsTeam
  • Enter-TfsShell
  • Exit-TfsShell
  • Get-TfsReleaseDefinition
  • Get-TfsVersion
  • New-TfsProcessTemplate
  • New-TfsTestPlan
  • Remove-TfsWorkItemTag
  • Rename-TfsGlobalList
  • Rename-TfsTeamProject
  • Rename-TfsTestPlan
  • Search-TfsWorkItem
  • Undo-TfsTeamProjectRemoval

Other improvements

  • Documentation site: Published new documentation site (WORK IN PROGRESS)
  • Get-Help: All cmdlets are now (most) properly documented. Examples are still missing in many of them, but all are guaranteed to have, at least, synopsis and parameter documentation.

Breaking Changes

  • TfsCmdlets won't run on earlier versions of PowerShell. Please use either Windows PowerShell 5.1 or PowerShell 7 (Core).
  • Get-TfsCredential renamed to New-TfsCredential
  • Get-TfsPolicyType renamed to Get-TfsGitPolicyType
  • Get-TfsTeamBacklog renamed to Get-TfsTeamBacklogLevel
  • Get-TfsTeamBoardCardRuleSettings renamed to Get-TfsTeamBoardCardRule
  • Set-TfsTeamBoardCardRuleSettings renamed to Set-TfsTeamBoardCardRule
  • Removed Set-TfsArea, since same result can be obtained by using either Rename-TfsArea or Move-TfsArea
  • Removed Set-TfsWorkItemBoardStatus, since same result can be obtained by using either Set-TfsWorkItem

Known issues

  • PowerShell Core only supports PAT (Personal Access Token) logins. All other authentication methods (username/password, credential object, interactive) will only work in Windows PowerShell;
  • Some cmdlets haven't been ported to .NET yet and thus will throw a NotImplementedException exception when first run.
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